Tope Temokun Bags 2023 Legal Luminary Award 

 

 

For his outstanding leadership quality and performance in the Legal Profession, Barrister Tope Temokun, has received a meritorious award as Legal Luminary of the Year 2023.

Temokun was honoured on Sunday at the maiden edition of the 2023 Leadership Excellence And Dignity Awards (LEAD), held at the Dome International Conference Center, Akure , Ondo State.

He defeated other nominees by scoring the highest number of votes cast to clinch the prestigious award.

“Thanks to everyone who voted and made this happen”, he said on Monday in a telephone interview with Starnews Nigeria while appreciating the organizers of the event and those who voted for him to win the award.

Starnews Nigeria reports that Temokun has been used by God in law practice to give many oppressed people smiles. God has used him to restore hope to many people who had lost hope.

He rose to prominence with his humanitarian services consisting free human rights cases he does in his chambers for those who could not afford the services of a lawyer to get justice.

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